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In a Grove Short Story Analysis

Description

“In a Grove” (also translated as “In a Bamboo Grove”) is a Japanese short story by Ryūnosuke Akutagawa.

It consists of seven distinct testimonies about a crime, each told by a different character to a silent listener, such as a police commissioner or a priest.

This story is engaging and thought-provoking as students try to determine who committed the murder.

As they sift through each account, students analyze motives, lies, and contradictions.

Warning: mention of SA is in this story.


Included in this resource:

  • Teacher Guide
  • Introduction Lesson (background information)
  • Vocabulary
  • Full Text
  • Anticipation Guide
  • Reading Questions
  • Answer Key
  • EDITABLE copy of student activities

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